Redeeming themselves from a loss to Dripping Springs in 2014, CP goes 4-0 with a score of 55-24 on Sept.18.

“[The redemption] felt good, we went into the week with a fire under us from last year’s shut out,” sophomore QB #1 Mak Sexton said. “We were much more focused this year, and it turned out well in the end.”

The game began with a touchdown from CP in the first couple minutes of the game, and then an immediate touchdown by Drip right after. Through the first half, the game consisted of a back and forth theme, until the second half, when CP came out and took a lead of 48-10.

“During halftime, offense went through plays that had mistakes, and we tried to clear up the confusion,” Sexton said. “It was mostly just going over what to fix [for the second half].”

CP’s defense worked on their mistakes in the past game against Westwood in preparation for Dripp, according to junior DL #90 William Harris. During the second half, the defense was able to stop Drip’s offense multiple times from scoring, causing them to punt the ball.

“We had a lot of mental busts in [the past games],” Harris said. “We weren’t stopping their offense quick enough to get defense off the field.”

While CPFB was attempting to go 4-0, Homecoming winners were also to be announced. Senior Bronsen Chong and senior Jackie Farias were crowned king and queen.

“I didn’t have an expectation to win this year in case I lost, I didn’t want to be upset,” Chong said. “It was a really exciting and unique feeling to win Homecoming king.”